Tapestry: A Multicultural Anthology

This literature-based program adds a unique multicultural dimension to the reading curriculum while building important language arts and social studies skills. This high-interest anthology features accessible, authentic literature by Native Americans, Latinos, African Americans, and European immigrants. Contains more than 50 reproducible activit masters for assessment and literacy skills practice. You'll also find:Features a high-interest, theme-based organization that enables students to make important connections.an extensive multicultural staff development sectionUnit openers provide valuable background information, including time lines that connect the selections to historical periods and important events.detailed theme and lesson teaching plans, suggestions for cross-disciplinary teaching opportunities, ESL/LEP concept development questions and complete answer keys.Pre- and post-reading activities prompt students to become more effective readers by focusing on critical thinking, cultural perspectives, literary genre, and the author's craft.Beautiful, authentic illustrations and a remarkable 16-page, full-color art section expose students to a rich variety of multicultural art.The integrated writing strand and built-in Stuudent Handbook reinforce basic writing process skills across the curriculum.Tapestry can stand alone as a core literature text, or it amy be used as a supplementary text in literature, U.S. history, and humanities programs